Wiper Arms

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  1. chillrage

    chillrage New Member

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    chillrage, Jul 12, 2009
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  2. EvZ

    EvZ 1BAD300

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    Ha ha. I know; he sent me a set a few years back. In the end I sanded and painted my originals and they look as good as new.

     
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  3. ZedEx

    ZedEx Dr No

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    yeah man just sand back and spray em matte black. Mine came up all purdy like :D
     
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  4. chillrage

    chillrage New Member

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    Yeah, I was thinking of doing that if I can't get any - what type of paint did you use?
     
    chillrage, Jul 12, 2009
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  5. ZedEx

    ZedEx Dr No

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    can't remember. Some epoxy matte black paint from autobarn...i'll rummage through my box of spray cans and find it sometime in the daylight
     
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  6. Z_FNQ

    Z_FNQ Refuse to Grow Old

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    I done mine with black Plasti-Dip spray and they came out a treat. The surface is more resilient than paint as well.

    Tony
     
    Z_FNQ, Jul 12, 2009
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  7. mr zed x

    mr zed x chassis scrubbin..

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    paint FTW. i just used black bumper and trim paint.

    looks new.

    the previous owner of my zed, decided he would do the same, but had no patience and put them on stil wet, and left huge hand marks in them :bash:
     
    mr zed x, Jul 13, 2009
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